Top 10 Maltese Puppies cool Facts

Maltese puppies are known to be a white luxurious fur that were born to live in the lap of luxury and the laps of humans. These kinds are often playful and energetic. They love to play with their toys, which are so much larger than their tiny puppy size.

If you're interested in knowing more about the Maltese dog breed, let's roll down for our top 10 cool facts about them below:

1. Though small, Maltese puppies are always so energetic and always eager to meet new people and discover new things around. 

2. Maltese puppies are great dog breed for those who are allergic to dog dandruff and fur as they tipicaly don't shed. It helps you save time on grooming the room, right?

3. The small size of them also somehow make them a fearless and energetic kind, which makes them great jumpers. When on the couch, these dogs will do whatever it takes to jump any where they want.

4. Maltese puppies are often very sociable, which makes them the perfect playmates for intergrating with children or even large families.

5. They are also used as therapy dogs for being so affectionate and adorable. Whether it is a stranger or their favorite human being walking into the room, with their cuteness shining anyone meets them will surely melt.

6. The most prevalent dental problem that is often found in the Maltese dog breed is the overdevelopment of cavities in the mouth, which can further lead to various infections and loss of teeth as the dogs continue to get older.

7. Sometimes, Their Noses Can Change Color Too

8. They Can Live For Quite Some Time

9. They Often Suffer From ‘Reverse Sneezing’

10. They Are Not The Best Guard Dogs because of their easygoing adorable dog traits. 

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